Days for Girls Stanwood-Camano Island WA Chapter

11/17/2025

11/15/2025

Save the date! This Giving Tuesday (Dec 2), help us unlock matching funds through so we can reach even more girls with knowledge, dignity, and opportunity.

This year, we are excited to highlight Educating for Menstrual Equity in Cambodia, a project that brings menstrual health education to students who are eager to understand their bodies and strengthen their futures.

In 2025, we trained 316 teachers and trainee teachers, supported them to reach 7,141 students with menstrual health education, and distributed 3,776 locally made DfG Kits to female students and teachers, surpassing all our program goals for the year.

Share, donate, spread the word- every action helps us reach more girls.

11/04/2025

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10/29/2025

The Copan Honduras Distribution
Working with local Rotary friends our kits were distributed to these young students.

10/24/2025

First we packed kits for Honduras, then Ethiopia, next was Haiti and last a surprise request and visit for kits headed to the Australia Days for Girls Conference and to Fiji!

10/17/2025

09/27/2025

I met this teenage girl, Alice, in Uganda, shortly after she had been forced by her father to marry an older man because the US aid cuts had impoverished her family and the area. “I cried when my dad told me to get married,” Alice told me. “But when the food aid got cut off, he said I had to marry.”

I tell her story in today's column to underscore a point: While the US cuts in humanitarian aid have affected everyone, they have disproportionately hurt women and girls. It is women and girls who are being forced to drop out of school, who are dying in childbirth, who can't get reproductive health care for ailments like cervical cancer -- and who are married off so young. In effect, traditional discrimination against girls is magnified when resources are scarce.

Here's a gift link to the column: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/27/opinion/uganda-women-girls-trump-aid-cuts.html?unlocked_article_code=1.pE8.BBkZ.h9DNADKWh8oU&smid=url-share I hope you'll read and spread the word.

09/15/2025

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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT SUNDAY: Days for Girls

We're honored to highlight Days for Girls, an incredible organization working to break down barriers to education and opportunity for girls and women around the world through menstrual health, hygiene education, and sustainable feminine care solutions.

How we're connected: Days for Girls has generously donated reusable menstrual pads to our marketplace, ensuring that period poverty doesn't prevent anyone in our community from accessing what they need. Their donation means our visitors can find high-quality, sustainable feminine care products completely free - no questions asked.

The impact: Through their locally-sewn, reusable feminine hygiene kits and health education, Days for Girls has reached millions of girls and women globally. Right here in our community, their donation to our marketplace ensures that periods never have to be a barrier to school, work, or daily life.

Learn more at:https://www.daysforgirls.org/

When basic necessities are accessible to all, entire communities thrive! Thank you, Days for Girls, for making dignity and health possible for everyone.